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CoreLogic released its Home Price Index (HPI) for December 2013, noting an 11 percent bump since December 2012. The figure includes distressed sales.

Anand Nallathambi, president and CEO of CoreLogic, was optimistic about the future: “After six years of fits and starts, we can now see a clearer path to a durable recovery in single-family residential housing across most of the United States.”

The company is equally bullish about prices in January, projecting a 10.2 percent year-over-year gain.

Month-by-month, prices saw a 0.1 percent decline from November, falling in line with predictions CoreLogic made in its previous HPI report.

Looking ahead, the company’s year-to-year assessment indicates a possible rise and subsequent stabilization of home prices.

“Last year, home prices rose 11 percent, the highest rate of annual increase since 2005, and 10 states and the District of Columbia reached new all-time price peaks,” said Dr. Mark Fleming, chief economist for CoreLogic. “We expect the rising prices to attract more sellers, unlocking this pent-up supply, which will have a moderating effect on prices in 2014.”

The five states with the highest home price appreciation were Nevada (+23.9 percent), California (+19.7 percent), Michigan (+14.0 percent), Oregon (+13.7 percent), and Georgia (+12.8 percent).

Including distressed sales, Arkansas (-1.5 percent), New Mexico (-1.3 percent), and Mississippi (-0.2 percent) were the only three states to post home price depreciation in December, 2013. Excluding distressed sales, no states posted home price depreciation in December.

A recent survey of current and potential homeowners shows the majority have a bright outlook on the nation’s housing market and economy for 2014—which may translate to a more active market.

LendingTree released recently the results of an online survey conducted near the end of the last year. The survey collected responses from 609 individuals who either currently own a home or are considering purchasing in the next year.

According to the findings, more than two-thirds—69 percent—of respondents have a positive outlook on housing this year, and 63 percent hold a similar view for the economy at large.

With hopes this high, 71 percent of respondents said they are considering selling their home in 2014.

“As home values continue to improve across the country, sellers who have been sidelined due to low property values will start to take action in the market,” said Doug Lebda, founder and CEO of LendingTree. “Although it’s unlikely that 70 percent of current homeowners will sell this year, it’s a positive sign for the housing market that more homeowners are considering the possibility of moving.”

According to the survey, 72 percent of respondents said home prices in their area increased throughout 2013, while 20 percent said values were down, and 8 percent said they were flat.

In areas where home values were said to have increased, prices rose an average of 10.2 percent; among those areas where respondents said values fell, the average decrease was believed to be 9.2 percent.

The most recent Case-Schiller Home price data shows prices in the nation’s 20 biggest markets were up an average 13.6 percent year-over-year as of October.

While those kinds of gains may discourage potential homebuyers as affordability slips, they’ll be necessary to draw sellers in: Of the 71 percent of homeowners who are thinking about selling this year, 47 percent said they plan to sell if they see an increase in their home value. Only 24 percent said they would sell regardless.

For more information: http://dsnews.com/homeowners-buyers-maintain-high-hopes-in-survey/